PERFECTION IS MISLEADING 🌸

So here is to the people who has always got my back. From a small tiny toony compliment to all the big fuss in my life. If you are one of them you already know. When I started writing I never thought that this will one day become my hobby. It all started with a childish poem wrote by a 12 year old to her sister. But I got all the compliments in the world that kept me going. Slowly and steadily I continued writing my thoughts and feelings out which helped me cope with my low phases. 

I am a person who is jack of all traits but master of none. So, there is nothing that I can brag about but a lot I can talk about. The first hobby that i took up as a child was dancing. My mamma tried to enroll me for dance classes, proof that she supported me. But I retaliated because classical dance was not my thing. I showed little interest here and there. Then years passed by and hobby never turned into passion. 

Then I took up another hobby of singing, not as a performer but alone in my room because I was underconfident. I thought that I am not trained so I don't have any basic knowledge. What if I only sound good to myself? Even today I can't perform in front of anyone but I can assure that I don't sound like a broken trumpet. 

A few days back again, I suddenly started showing interest in drawing. I always tried but never got that right. Actually, while writing this I realized that it is perfection that always stopped me from doing things, especially showing it. So, back to the topic, I started drawing. This time I promised myself that I won't look for perfection and will do it as an therapy to relieve my mind. You know what, that actually helped.

This blog was not at all planned one. I just wrote everything down as it came to my mind. It might even look confusing to you. But I don't wanna loose it to perfection. So, to clear things up, I just want to say:

1. Always try to get better but don't loose your true self to perfection.

2. If you are an audience and your friend or someone you know, or even someone you just come by is trying to do something new, always compliment them for real. You never know where a small compliment can take them.